'The Lockdown Files' and 'The Covid Enquiry'

[Observations]

Covid and Lockdown

 

Matt Hancock and Michelle Mone are back in the spotlight again.

 

I would like to share overheard snippets so we can see how they are steering the agenda. This 'news' was given to us on a plate yesterday. Almost wall to wall. Nothing is that easy?

 

It was gut wrenching yesterday hearing the brush over; accusing the government of mere incompetence as usual.

 

A lot of the directions of blame were set in the very early days? Blame it on not testing enough, or locking down quicker?

 

News quote; Decisions made based on politics not scientific advice. 

 

News quote; Hancock hugely disappointed by leak. 

 

A leak doesn't generally happen unless it is planned that way? 

 

Who is Isabel Oakeshott? I haven't had a good feeling about her when I saw her before. ?

[Observations]

A clip from Sky News

 

Mr Hancock is considering legal action against the Telegraph.

 

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said it was not launching an investigation into the huge leak "at this stage", citing journalistic exemptions in the public interest.

 

( That's interesting, I don't know about these exemptions, although I often wonder about NDA's )

[Observations]

Leaked messages show former education secretary  accusing teachers of looking for an "excuse" not to work during the pandemic

 

Barton; teachers are heroes 

 

BBC news asks Niamh Sweeney at the strike in Bristol; 

Does this damage the bond of trust built up between teachers and the education sectretary?

 

Divide and rule. This will all be used to continue to turn everyone against each other, and to destroy what else has survived the lockdown, and other directed weapons. 

[Observations]

I quoted this from the Ohio thread as a comparison 

 

HAARPING_On had shared  

 

"Some interesting observations from Jon Rappoport on the Ohio Train disaster"

 

1 hour ago, HAARPING_On said:

 

Ohio train disaster: the blame game takes a VERY strange twist

 

" We’ll see whether the “investigation” of the Ohio disaster pins blame on the train’s braking system. I’m not betting it does. But if it does, I’m sure Norfolk Southern Railway will find a way to squirm out of their problem by paying a large fine from the fund they’ve set side aside for just such “situations.”

 

The overriding principle here is: OUR CLOUD OF BULLSHIT HAS TO BE AS BIG AS THE TOXIC CLOUDS WE CREATED. "

 

Jon Rappoport

 

I have only shared the last part of the article, and put in bold one part that really stood out when it comes to assumptions about truth, justice, fairness, corruption ...

 

Jon Rappoport is a fantastic journalist, I should've thought to check what he's saying about Ohio, thanks HAARPING_On. I hope you don't mind but I couldn't help but see the comparisons for this thread, especially when it comes to bullshit, blame and the bjg bucks.

[HAARPING_On]

16 minutes ago, Observations said:

I hope you don't mind but I couldn't help but see the comparisons for this thread, especially when it comes to bullshit, blame and the big bucks.

 

Not at all, this guy has been calling out the various frauds for years, when you look at all the things he was saying about covid BEFORE the lockdowns it's blindingly obvious he was absolutely spot on in his assessment of the situation that was about to occur and his calling out of the perpetrators and the final end game was nothing short of prophetic.

 

In short he knew what was going to happen, how this was going to play out, he was 100% correct.

[webtrekker]

2 hours ago, Observations said:

Mr Hancock is considering legal action against the Telegraph.

 

Legal action, against the GATES-FUNDED TELEGRAPH?

 

Good luck with that Hancock!

 

 

 

[Observations]

4 hours ago, webtrekker said:

Legal action, against the GATES-FUNDED TELEGRAPH?

 

Good luck with that Hancock!

 

 

 

Thanks webtrekker, I always forget who is funding who, beyond knowing that Gates funds so much of the media. I personally find it a bit difficult as I want to believe that some journalists are still a little free, but sometimes it feels as if a lot of the articles are just to create an agenda, further an agenda. I like to think that as we have grown up appearing to be free that there are still a lot of people around with enough of a voice to actually make a difference. A slight difference. 'We' are so controlled and divided. 

 

Some of the people who have been cancelled / side lined are still worth remembering, and looking up, perhaps. 

 

The quote above; one of the first things I think of is the damn promotion of the suing culture, which I find pretty horrific in America. 

 

As I watch the news on Hancock it strikes me that they will release words in snippets, and use them as another weapon of division. 

[Mikhail Liebestein]

19 hours ago, Observations said:

A clip from Sky News

 

Mr Hancock is considering legal action against the Telegraph.

 

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said it was not launching an investigation into the huge leak "at this stage", citing journalistic exemptions in the public interest.

 

( That's interesting, I don't know about these exemptions, although I often wonder about NDA's )

 

It is actually Handcock who leaked the information, and he could be liable for damages to all the people whose messages he leaked. 

 

Oakshott might have broken an NDA Handcock set up with her/the Telegraph, but they have a public interest defence there which is very strong. Also we don't know what is in that NDA, and clearly there must have been some leeway to publish information for the Lockdown Diaries Book.

 

[Jason57]

None of these puppets will ever be held accountable until the people start to protest. Unfortunately, people would rather watch sports and care more about a bunch of millionaires "winning" a trophy.

[bamboozooka]

fake news media in full hancock support mode

 

still a nothingburger compared to midazolam and the good death

[HAARPING_On]

1 hour ago, bamboozooka said:

fake news media in full hancock support mode

 

still a nothingburger compared to midazolam and the good death

 

Absolutely...this is nothing but a distraction - meanwhile what is going on over there that they don't want us to see?

[LongTimeComing]

These so called Leaked Messages.

 

Have we seen anything other then the supposed twitter posts that had some 100,00 whatsapp messages.

 

All I can find are Mainstream Media references and such. So it seem to be more a media frenzy which in part then distracts the public.

 

It also aids the distrust to conservatives thus paving more way for starmer.

[HAARPING_On]

More proof that this is nothing more than a huge distraction is the publishing of the statement from Hancock as follows, “...When do we deploy the variant?”

 

Any investigative journalist worth his salt would be all over this statement like a rash because not only does it suggest that the variants were effectively false entities, it also gives further weight to the suggestion that there was no virus in the first place as nothing of that nature can be controlled or deployed at will.

 

But are the mainstream media doing this?

 

Absolutely not, they are merely reinforcing the case to vilify the designated scapegoat.

[Observations]

Patrick Christys - GB News

Tues 07/03/23

Sir Geoffrey Clifton Brown MP ( Cotswolds )

 

GCB; At the early stages we thought ( refers to how many people were predicted to die ) ... those were the figures from SpiB ...

 

GCB; I thought we were too slow to unlock ...

 

GCB; He ( Hancock ) was aided and abetted by a willing media ... Our job as politicians is to stand up for what we believe in.

 

PC; Robert Peston spoke to Sunak about refugee policy and asked him; "Were you born without a soul?"

 

PC; How do you feel now?

 

GCB; I didn't know for sure I was right. It needs people like me who are not going to be cowed from doing what we think is right, and stand up and be judged at the next election.